My First Gallery

Hares on the ridge, waking up on a day of early spring.

To Asgård

Groovy clouds

A pretty field

but you can't have jittery nerves when you drive a combine there.

Autumn is coming

Getting dusty again

Working full speed

straight into the evening

Combining among the bales

Wild cherry trees

growing between fields

Combine behind the waterfall

Not often you've seen water in the air this year.

A fairy gathering

Pretty sure this is gathering meaning things are gonna change for the better. There are even whispers they are plotting world domination. Not sure who will fully benefit though.

barely visible in his natural habitat

Caterpillar in the mailbox

Better than bills. Wonder if it became a butterfly.

A gull's gotta rest.

Racing for the flower

A feather caught in the web.

One morning there were small, white feathers everywhere ( meaning Everywhere ) and one was caught in the web. Maybe the spider got a night of extra sweet sleep in the soft feather.

Carrier dust trail

Carrier making plenty dust.

Lucky cat

there's no happy like cat finding an open milk teat bar happy.

There's still no cool like old skool cool.

In anticipation of Solstice Day.

Wolf scarecrow

Barn interiors

Never seen a barn with a nicer inside ;) He had seven Charolais cows in there too, and bulls and calves. They were nice too.

No denying

I guess you could say there is no denying now that the excavator has conquered the sturdy silos. A cousin said there wasn't much nothing wrong with these concrete silos, they just don't handle grains fast enough anymore. When the big farms 40 minutes away by car is to deliver their harvest here the facility has to be able to process fast and for that you gotta build new silos.

Inte mycket kvar. April 23

A pretty spring pond

in the pasture.

Swirly grass interruptions

A cat that works

The Cat Challenger

treads hover-like lightly over wetlands unlike a tired tractor.

Early morning

The Mysterious Pansies

are tough nowadays, I planted them the day before the latest snowstorm hit but they're still doing fine.

Hanging out.

Literally

A friendly horse.

I could scratch his cheek and he did no bite.

Rolling the newly sown fields

Rolling

the new-sown field. My ol man once worked with a man who used to park his tractor in the holes on the fields where no-one could see him, and nap. Those were the days.

Friendly hare

Hares

Ford V6 wildlife photography. You can tell the bigger the ears the more they love the low, comforting, purring sound of a V6 at idle. Makes you wanna get a V8.

First bee seen this year

Sandhammaren

Dangerous currents

Sun lit

Predator on ice.

Winter eating

I got a roe deer calf as a bonus for trimming two lame cows. The leftovers the wild animals got. These two stayed put when I came driving by and they stayed put as I shot through the window. But as soon as they saw me on foot they took off. Cars remain the ultimate helper in wildlife photography in my experience.

The algae farm

Turns out they're not making the car fuel of the future, more the super-food of the future. The algae are excellent for making the popular Omega3 oils and that's great cause then you don't have to kill off fish to make the oils. They had open house during Christmas but I missed that, too bad. Here's a short video about them on a site called Mashable: mashable.com/2017/11/15/algae-farms-crop-of-the-future-ov... Their website: simrisalg.se/en/blog/

The easy life

One day out west. After leaving Österlen all the snow and extreme cold was suddenly gone. It looked like spring and, dang, it was warm.

Pretty shoulders

Eyes in the back of the neck

So I was sitting in my recliner infront of the air-to-air heater, enjoying the warm air blowing towards me, and breakfast. Big killer bird landed outside the window, I bent down for the cam that was laying on the floor and got a bunch of shots of the bird, he moved around and let me shoot him from every angle. Then I got back to drinking coffee. That's nice wildlife photography.

On the road to work perks

pretty Skåne winter sky